Setlist with Annotations

o based on our previous paragraph that i will copy and paste here we picked some topics for some songs and this will be our second step and we will work on the final essay after this one for next week
KSFM
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For your “Setlist with Annotations” component of your Final Project, you will submit a proposed list of 10 songs that you will cover in your essay. Each song listed should be accompanied by a 1-sentence annotation that describes why you chose that song for the setlist. You should order your setlist in the order that you plan to follow for your essay. You can choose to organize your order chronologically, geographically, or thematically – it’s up to you!
Please upload your Annotated Setlist as a WORD DOC!
The reason for producing this setlist is that it should encourage you to form a useful outline of the major themes/events/artists that you want to address and weave together in your final essay on a “Hip Hop History” of Latin America.
The assignment is graded out of 30 points, which means that each of your 10 selected songs + each song’s corresponding annotation is worth 3 points.

HERE IS WHAT WE MADE FROM LAST WEEK :

Topic Proposal for Final Essay
The Latin American literature provides the history of the American wars of independence which took place at the beginning of the 19 century. The history describes the process and incorporates songs that brought about different themes. Such themes include identity, resistance and human rights. In my plan of formulating the 10-song playlist, I propose to vividly bring out the theme of identity, identity and human rights. Music and poetry is a powerful art in protests and rallies. This cut across fighting for rights, resisting the colonial acts and rules, and advocating for black lives matters. The songs are so powerful to gather the crown of Protestants in a square and riot enough to air their demands by attracting social media attention (Poetry Foundation, np). The poets and artists have to formulate content that talks the truth about the grievances that need to be heard and also rhetorical postings for manipulating the political powers in America. These songs also raise consciousness, raising truth and strengthening the front’s level Protestants. The songs insist on the elimination of walls and discriminative practices. In contrast, other songs present the idea of making peace with the colonial rulers, but in the end, every movement from the gatherings, the songs will result in collective resistance. Since music is a universal language of communication, it’s applicable in explaining people’s emotions and experiences, in this case, resistance and protests. Some examples of songs include Flores by Danay Suarez about resistance; we’re all American, composed by Emilio and several other artists is a song that shows solidarity with American and black people in other parts of the world to unite and fight (Alex and Szoenyi, np). The song we are Mexico was composed by Becky G after President Donald trump spoke negatively against Mexican immigrants, therefore a long of identity.
Work cited
Alex, V., and ra de F. Szoenyi. “20 Protest Songs Written about the Latinx Struggle.” HipLatina, 21 Dec. 2019, hiplatina.com/protest-songs-about-the-latinx-struggle/. Accessed 11 Aug. 2022.
Poetry Foundation. “Poetry Foundation.” Poetry Foundation, 2019, www.poetryfoundation.org/collections/101581/poems-of-protest-resistance-and-empowerment.
********we need to follow the instructions carefully for this one and we will work on the final essay next week.

KSFM
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please make sure to get some help from the files that i have uploaded on the other orders for hip hop history

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